His End of Days
with pants turned backwards
the world seeming upside down
he sneers at incontinence
for he was told it would come
not the way rivers do
but more so the trickling tributary
that has no visible source of origin
wondering what role centrifugal force plays
is it the way a 33 LP turns on a turntable
repping revolutions
which involves repetitive 360 degree turns
the way the earth does
and the moon’s unyielding pull
I pull up his pull-ups
turn his pants frontward
he will never smell roses again
my smile
sufficiently satisfying
fitting for his end of days
© emmett wheatfall
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